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pesticides
Features Pollution Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Why our notion of pesticides best practice needs to radically change

25th October 20164th November 2017 Nick Mole

The amenity sector – all those areas that are not agricultural or amateur gardens – is the second largest user

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flood prevention
Features Highways Transport Transport & Highways Water 

One city’s response to flood prevention

24th October 201622nd February 2017 Andy Nolan

The city council in Sheffield, my home city, is consulting on its flood prevention strategy. In 2007 the city was hit

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flood risk
Water 

Basic flood protection ‘missing in high risk areas’

11th October 201614th November 2016 Environment Journal

Hundreds of thousands of householders in flood risk areas have failed to install basic protection against rising waters, insurers say.

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River Tees
Features Regeneration Water 

Rediscovering the River Tees

28th September 201626th September 2017 Tom Watson

River Tees Rediscovered is a landscape partnership managed by Groundwork NE & Cumbria and is being delivered across all five

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dredging
Features Highways Transport & Highways Water 

Local pressure following floods sparked U-turn on dredging, study reveals

27th September 201622nd February 2017 Environment Journal

A new study has found local pressure in response to flooding in Somerset led to the Environment Agency to resurrect

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Central Scotland Green Network
Energy Features Highways Housing Pollution Recycling Regeneration Transport Transport & Highways Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Q&A with Sue Evans of the Central Scotland Green Network

21st September 20164th November 2017 Clare Goff

Sue Evans is head of development at the Central Scotland Green Network – and co-author of Growing Awareness. She  explains

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Water 

£12.5m for north England flood defences

8th September 20168th September 2016 Environment Journal

 A total of £12.5m is being spent on new temporary flood defences in northern England, following a government review. The

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natural capital
Features Water 

Natural capital: it’s smart to start with cities

8th September 201618th October 2017 Bruce Howard

What is the starting point for improving our environment? Is it to highlight the positives; the good things that the

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hydro-electric
Energy Water 

Court of Appeal quashes permission for hydro-electric station on Thames

22nd August 201617th August 2016 Environment Journal

A council must pay a local hotel owner £55,000 in costs after losing a judicial review over construction of a

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Energy Features Pollution Regeneration Water 

The National Forest: 25 years on

11th August 20164th November 2017 John Everitt

It overcame the doubters to make its mark on the landscape, creating new jobs and reconnecting communities with woodlands in

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green campus
Energy Features Regeneration Water 

The green campus that makes users part of its sustainability

10th August 201624th November 2017 Bart Meehan

Even if you invest heavily in technology, the way we use buildings can make or break their environmental performance. That’s

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sustainable buildings
Energy Features Regeneration Water 

Three UK universities that are leading the way on sustainable buildings

4th August 201626th September 2017 Andy Nolan

The UK’s higher education sector hasn’t been hit as hard as other parts of the public sector since 2008 and

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climate change
Features Housing Pollution Water 

Stop sidestepping the issue – we must adapt to climate change now

18th July 201626th June 2017 Rupert Clubb

Climate change is real and the UK Climate Change Risk Assessment 2017 evidence report provides the solid evidence needed to refute

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Energy Features Pollution Water 

Climate change solutions stifled by silo policymaking, report finds

13th July 201618th July 2016 Jamie Hailstone

‘Silo thinking’ among public sector bodies has been blamed by international experts as one of the key obstacles to tackling

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Features Highways Regeneration Transport Transport & Highways Water 

Review: Eden 2.0 – Climate Change & the Search for a 21st Century Myth

12th July 20164th November 2017 Andy Nolan

On the back of #Brexit (anything trending has a hashtag, right?) and the spurious claims, counter-claims, slogans, straplines and mistruths,

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Environment Agency
Energy Water 

Councils must ‘work together’ to tackle threat of flooding, Environment Agency urges

6th July 20169th November 2016 Environment Journal

More than five million properties in England are at risk from flooding, according to the chief executive of the Environment

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water recycling
Features Recycling Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Cambridge’s water recycling centre looks to the future

5th July 201622nd February 2017 Emma Staples

The recent £21m upgrade to Anglian Water’s water recycling centre in Cambridge not only future-proofed the site to serve residents

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Blue Flag
Features Pollution Water 

How Blackpool turned the tide on cleaner water

30th June 201626th June 2017 Jamie Hailstone

Blackpool won its first Blue Flag in May and is now vying to secure the same status for the rest

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green leaders
Energy Features Highways Housing Pollution Recycling Regeneration Transport Transport & Highways Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Creating a new generation of young green leaders

16th June 20164th November 2017 Graham Duxbury

The benefits that high quality, accessible green infrastructure brings to local communities have been well proven. Green spaces provide neighbourhoods

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flood
Features Regeneration Water 

Councils call for devolved flood funding following MPs’ report

9th June 201614th July 2016 Jamie Hailstone

Town hall leaders have called for flood funding to be made more transparent and devolved to local level, following a

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Defra faces court action over river pollution
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Defra faces court action over river pollution

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17% of all food available at a consumer level is wasted
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17% of all food available at a consumer level is wasted

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Government must spell out how they will measure climate success, says BEIS
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Government must spell out how they will measure climate success, says BEIS

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High blend renewable fuels could help to decarbonise the HGV industry
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High blend renewable fuels could help to decarbonise the HGV industry

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Methane emissions events in Russia increased by 40% in 2020
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Methane emissions events in Russia increased by 40% in 2020

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